As evidence, there’s one line in the Borderlands trailer that truly sticks out for fans of the franchise, and that’s explaining Tiny Tina (Ariana Greenblatt) is the only one who can open the Vault. To say that this spits in the face of the entire point of the original games is an understatement because the whole deal was Vault Hunters trying to open up alien vaults on Pandora, and there was purposely no chosen one; it was a frenetic race. And then the writer(s), whomever it may be, had to choose a one-joke side character to be the MacGuffin?
Tiny Tina, introduced in Borderlands 2, is a small girl in pink who loves explosions. She becomes more interesting later when she narrates the Assault on Dragonkeep DLC, but even that goodwill was squandered with Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands, which expanded the game to full length. The only worse choice would be if Mr. Torque, who also loves explosions, as he reminds you in every single sentence, was a major character.
Borderlands never met a joke that couldn’t be run into the ground.
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